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Fences and Walls Must Be Fixed
Tell-tale sign the property has issues. The first low-hanging fruit I look for in a security assessment of a property is the condition of the perimeter fence or wall. A photo of a damaged wall or fence speaks volumes as to the condition of the rest of the property. If management allows customers, residents, or visitors to view this lack of care, there will be other issues, such as lighting, broken CCTV cameras, or overgrown foliage, to name a few. Keep maintenance records of

Mark Lang
Nov 131 min read


Simple Home Security Measures
Simple Home Security Measures Every Homeowner Should Know A secure home is more than just a locked door—it’s about creating multiple...

Mark Lang
Aug 142 min read


Workplace Violence
According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), workplace violence includes any act or threat of physical...

Mark Lang
May 161 min read


Physical Security Risk Assessments
Businesses often face civil litigation due to actual or perceived negligence, such as failing to address security risks or vulnerabilities. While it is impossible to eliminate litigation or risk, numerous standard prevention techniques are available. To help reduce your organization's liability exposure, it is crucial to thoroughly understand the risks, vulnerabilities, and threats identified through your security risk assessment. Acting reasonably and promptly on these findi

Mark Lang
Feb 31 min read


Protect Your Packages: What You Need To Know About Porch Pirates
In today’s world of online shopping, convenience is king—but with this convenience comes an unfortunate rise in modern-day crime: porch piracy. Porch pirates are opportunistic thieves who steal packages left on doorsteps, porches, or apartment building lobbies before the rightful owners can retrieve them. With e-commerce booming, especially during peak seasons like the holidays, this crime has become a frustrating and costly issue for many. Here's everything you need to know

Mark Lang
Dec 12, 20243 min read
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